Blackjack
Nov 17th, '03, 06:32 PM
Thanks for the info... I appreciate it.
>In later Phases, he must make an Attack Roll to inflict >damage, again per the normal rules for Grabbing.
I must be missing something... Page 256 of FREd says that, once the Grab is successful, "Squeezing or throwing the Grabbed character does not require an Attack Roll (it automatically succeeds)." Does your statement above refer to changing maneuvers, like from Martial Grab to Crush or from Grappling Block to Martial Block (as in the previous example?) or does it mean that in any subsequent segment after the Grab is executed that the Grabber must roll to hit the Grabbed even if he maintains the same manuever throughout?
Again, thanks...
>In later Phases, he must make an Attack Roll to inflict >damage, again per the normal rules for Grabbing.
I must be missing something... Page 256 of FREd says that, once the Grab is successful, "Squeezing or throwing the Grabbed character does not require an Attack Roll (it automatically succeeds)." Does your statement above refer to changing maneuvers, like from Martial Grab to Crush or from Grappling Block to Martial Block (as in the previous example?) or does it mean that in any subsequent segment after the Grab is executed that the Grabber must roll to hit the Grabbed even if he maintains the same manuever throughout?
Again, thanks...